Butter

A reproduction of the period-correct packaging for German butter – “Deutsche Markenbutter.” The wrapper follows the regulations of the Reichsnährstand and the Dairy and Fat Industry Control Office based in Karlsruhe, which oversaw food production standards in the Third Reich.

Butter was included in both civilian and military rations, though often rationed. It was more commonly found in rear-area kitchens, field hospitals, or home parcels sent to soldiers. The wrapper is ideal for filling with prop material (e.g., wax paper, modeling wax, or even real butter for static displays).

Butter production in wartime Germany was tightly regulated, and packaging like this represents the standardized look of officially distributed goods. This replica is perfect for reenactor kitchens, museum exhibits, or as a film prop in historically accurate scenes.